Users can use Photoshop on their iPads or desktops offline, with edits being cached on the device until they connect back to the internet. PSDCs will auto-save as users work and can be saved in other cloud storage locations other than the Creative Cloud. When a PSD is in the cloud, its extension will be changed to PSDC, “C” for cloud. “ never compromising on this notion of the actual, real Photoshop code on iPad, so that you have an absolute extended workflow from the desktop,” Scott Belsky, Adobe’s chief product officer, said at a pre-briefing event.Ĭloud PSDs signify Adobe’s commitment to its new generation of tablet apps, including Fresco and Aero, which both support the new file format. Adobe is also all-in on its new Cloud PSD file format, which allows users to sync edits across the tablet and desktop, and it hopes to encourage users to house their Photoshop creations in the cloud going forward. But the term “real Photoshop” comes from the fact that the iPad app is built from the same code base as Photoshop on the desktop. It’s true that Photoshop for the iPad doesn’t have all of the features of the desktop version, like the pen tool or an animation timeline.
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common tasks and workflows that we know will be useful for most Photoshop users.” Adobe is careful to note that more features will be added over time, as the company’s labeling of the app as “real Photoshop” led to some early reports of beta testers ending up disappointed that the software wasn’t what they had hoped for. “The first version of Photoshop on iPad is focused on. “This is the beginning,” writes Photoshop product manager Pam Clark.
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Not everything is here, but Adobe says this first version is just the starting line. The app has been redesigned for the context of a mobile device and includes many of desktop Photoshop’s core tools, particularly around compositing, retouching, and masking. Adobe is unveiling the app at its annual Max design conference today, and it has published a blog post celebrating the launch of version 1.0. Nearly a year after it was first announced, Photoshop for the iPad is finally here.